Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 315, 15 November 1917 — Page 2

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An Indiana national guard regiment Is to be organized as Boon as possible, and under a plan formulated at Wash ington by Adjutant General Smith of! Indiana and -war department officials, one of the twelve companies of the new regiment is to be recruited in Richmond. It is generally understood the new Indiana guard regiment is not to be taken into the federal service and will . be entirely under state control, to be used only for service in Indiana. Adj. Gen. Smith has requested the war department to supply complete equipment for the new regiment but, press dispatches state, it is doubtful if the federal government does any more than furnish the rifles for all other available equipment . is badly needed for the new federal armies. . Just, who will ge given authority to Tecruit the Richmond company of the new guard regiment is not known, but it is quite probable that this work will be placed under the direction of the County Council of Defense. 1, DUBLIN, IND. The revival meetings at the M. E. church are still going on this week... j William Schuneman went to Connersville last Friday to spend two weeks with relatives ..... Mr s. Emma Barn- j hardt of Columbus, Ohio, came last j week for an indefinite visit with her j daughter, Mrs. W. H. Zeigler and fam-l ily....Mr. and Mrs. Harry Demaree and Benton I... Woodward left Wed- j nesday of this week for Rochester,! Minn., where Mr. Woodward, who has j been in poor health for some time, will I go before the Mayo Brothers for ex- j aminatlon and' possibly an operation. Mrs. Demaree will also undergo an j operation for goitre if examination I warrants it ...... . Mr. and Mrs. Fred left Monday in their automobile fori Florida to spend the winter. .. Jacob Bear, who has been seriously ill the! past week, is reported to be better: . . . j Mrs. Kate Jay of Centerville was the week end guest of her sister, Mrs. Howren. . . .Mrs. Pearlie Miles spent Wednesday and Thursday of last week with Mr. and Mrs. Cox at New Lisbon Mrs. Rachel Sarver and daughter Jessie, spent Sunday and Monday - with relatives near Milton. .The third' quarterly conference of Dublin and Straughn charge will be held here at : the M." E. church next Sunday night. ' Rev. Mr. Somerville Light. District ': .Superintendent, of Richmond, will de-1 liver the sermon. The communion service will follow, then the business ses sion of the conference Mr. and ! Mrs. J. F. Nation of Muncie, spent Sunday afternoon and Monday here with relatives. Mrs. Nation left Monday for Lancaster, Pa., where she will sipend several weeks Mrs. Ernest Huddleston and daugater, Martha, are visiting relatives at Lewisville for a few days Claude Clifford and fam-j ily of Connersville, spent Saturday and ' Sunday here with relatives. . .Mr. audi Mrs. S. P. Snvder entertained at din-; ner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Stoner,' and son, of Mt. Comfort, Miss Stella Nelson of Indianapolis, Rev. Victor ! Stoner and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Herb st. ! . . .The household goods of Miss Mar-, i ha Wilson were soM at public sale i "nst Saturday afternoon. The property! vi!l be sold soon. Miss Wilson left J hr home three weeks ago and went to j klahomn to make hn home with hen liece. Word has been received here she.t she arrived safe .ind i3 improving; in health. .. .Lorian Champ of Camp i Taylor spent Sunday here with his fa-, thcr, Leonard Champ and other rela-1 th es and friends. .. .Mr. and Mrs. B. i L. Woodward had as their guests at ' dinner Sunday. Walter Woodward and i family, Mrs. Margaret Demaree, Mrs.' Mayme Laymon and daughter Crystal.; ....Misses Clydia Watson. Ethel Hoiiingsworth and Ruth Conner of Lewis-' ville. and Miss Dora Adrian spent! Monday evening with Sirs. Frances Whorton. Miss Adrian was givingj instruction In knitting for soldiers The Social Hour club met last Thurs ''ay afternoon with Mrs. W. A. Oleri and daughter Grace..:. Mr. and Mrs.1 Henry Myers entertained at dinner! Sunday, Rev. Collins. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Huddleston and son Dumont, Mr. I and Mr. J. C. Huddleston, Ernest Hud- i dleston and Mrs. Frank Martin of! Cambridge City Mrs. Lena Johnson i has gone to Middletown where her j husband has been working for several ' weeks, where she will visit until after! Thanksgiving Mrs. Sarah Demaree' of Indianapolis came Tuesday for an i extended visit with relatives here i Mrs. Margaret Selig and other friends! of Upland, Ind., came last Thursdav to pttend the funeral of Mrs. Butler.... Rev. Halleck Floyd who has been in failing health for several months, is seriously ill at this writing and his recovery is doubtful. American clothing has replaced that which merchants in Hongkong, China lirprinnslv imnnrtorl frnm p.irls ti,., I goods of American make have become popular: and it is expected that this trade can be retained at the close of hostilities. PIMPLY? WELL, DDKT BE! People Notice It. Drive Them Off with Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets A cimtslv face will not embarrass vou much longer ii you get a package of Dr. 1 Edwards' Olive Tablets. The skin should begin to clear after you have taken the tablets a few nights. i Cleanse the blcod.the bowels and the liver ' with Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the sue-! cessf ul substitute for calomel; there s never any sickness or pain after taking them. Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets do that VThich calomel does, and just as effectively, but their action is gentle and safe instead . of severe and irritating. No one who takes Olive Tablets if ever cursed with "a dark brown taste. a bad breath, a dull, listless, "no goo.' feeling:, constipation, torpid liver, t disposition or pimply face. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets a purely vegetable compound mix with olive oil; you will know the. by the!r ciivc co!cr. Dr. Edwards spent years among p; ticnta aSictsd with liver and bow complaints, r.nd Olive Tablets are t' immensely effecdve result. Take one or two nightly for a v See how much better you feel and I 12c and 25c per box. All druggists.

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A A 'HI mm GLOBE RANGES Priced till now at $40.00 ; our sale price si m Cash or Credit We must make room for Xmas Goods. That's Why you buy this Globe Hot Blast Heater at a Discount of 20. 5 mm mm The price of $37.50 was cheap for this wonderful Heater, but we must make room for Xmas Goods, so buy it now for Cash or Credit

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GLOBE HEATER An excellent stove, wa3 priced $20.00 ; now during sale

A big bargain at $9.75 ; now during sale

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A GLOBE HOT BLAST HEATER GIVES GENUINE COMFORT It cost the Globe Stove & Range Co., It burns any fuel hard coal, soft coal, of Kokomo, Ind., $20,000 to perfect their or slack. hot blast heater. A Globe Hot Blast will make that cold The GLOBE is the warmest hot blast room delightfully cozy. Why not buy one heater made. at once? It heats thoroughly base, floor and room. Come in and see them.

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MOfifi -S st.ove s held because we need room which is arriving daily. Our warehouses are full stoves now occupy for our Xmas Goods therefore, the 20 Heaters and Ranges.

WOOD HEATERS Priced till now. at $4.50; our sale price .

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There are also Globe Steel and Cast Ranges, Globe Soft Coal Heaters and Globe Warm Air Furnaces. All are of the "better" kind.

A GLOBE RANGE BAKES SO EVENLY

The Globe flues circulate a uniform heat in all parts of the oven. There is exactly the same temperature on the top as on the bottom. Any good cook will appreciate that this means the ideal oven. The Globe is the electrically welded Insured range. It is manufactured by the Globe Stove & Range Co., of Kokomo, Ind., on an immense scale in a great variety of designs, all selling at the lowest possible price. Come in and see a Globe, if only to know what a perfect range looks like.

Globe Bate Burners, Soft Coal Heatera and Warm Air Furnace are all superior in manufacture.

GLOBE HOT BLAST Priced up till now at $37.50; our sale price

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COAL RANGES All excellent bakers, were priced $35.00 ; now go at Cash or Credit Don't pass up this opportunity of buying the greatest Hot Blast Heater in the world at a Discount of 20 This Hot Blast was priced at $37.50 and now during our big clean-up sale you buy this stove for only Cash or Credit

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